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Small-Flowered Sand-Verbena Recovery Plan engagement

Albertans shared feedback on an updated draft recovery plan for this threatened plant species.

Overview

We gathered feedback on an updated draft recovery plan for the threatened small-flowered sand-verbena plant.

The updated draft plan incorporates new concepts in recovery planning and summarizes most recent species data, while keeping conservation actions similar to the original 2012 recovery plan.

Your feedback on the threats, goals and strategies designed to conserve the small-flowered sand-verbena will support the efforts of government and other organizations to ensure it remains in Alberta.

Small-flowered sand-verbena is considered threatened in Alberta based on its small area of occupancy and the small and possibly declining population of the plant species.

  • Open

    Survey closed April 3, 2023

  • Results under review

  • Completed

Who is listening

Ministry of Environment and Protected Areas

Get informed

Learn about the small-flowered sand-verbena and other species at risk.

Input received

Albertans shared feedback on the Small-Flowered Sand-Verbena Draft Recovery Plan through an online survey from March 2 to April 3, 2023.

Thank you for your input, we are currently reviewing feedback.

Outcomes

Your input will be used to help finalize the Alberta Small-Flowered Sand Verbena Recovery Plan before it is sent to the Endangered Species Conservation Committee. The committee will review the plan and provide recommendations to the Minister of Environment and Protected Areas regarding plan approval.